, 1887-07-14

an insane patient, to the asylum a
Steilacoom. A. J. Smith was on board
en- route for Seattle; also, Presiding
Elder, Rev. D. G. LeSourd of the NJ
E. church, who had been to Dungenes!
holding quarterly meeting.
Lieut.. J. B. Milton, who was here
about two months ago, for the purpose
of establishing branch photographic
office, established one IN San Francisco
and has been in charge ever since. unit
few days ago, when he was succeeded
oy Lieut.. Stoney and will be ordered tc
sea. Lieut.. Milton made many friend.
while here on his business trip, and we
hope that the people will awake to the
necessity of having a branch Hydro
graphic office established here.
White or colored underwear at 50 cts
at NJ. Bornstein's San Francisco Store. =
Miss Kate Field, the talented lad,
who has achieved so much fame lectur
ing and writing, will arrive here on hel
return from Alaska about the Odd inst
Learned's opera house has been secured
for her for the 26th, on which occasion
she will deliver her celebrated and in
teresting lecture on 'The Mormon Mon
ster." She has repeatedly visited Utah
and hence speaks largely from personal
observation. Our citizens will be glad
to improve the opportunity to hear her
For RENT. A warehouse, suitable fol
storage or shop, next to tha Foundry
For terms apply to the Bank.
Anent the city election this week, il
should have been said that Col. Woods
candidacy for city marshal was without
his desire or effort, and that hs was ut
terly Indifferent when he found how il
was brought about. 1t seems the
opposition to Mr.. Finn was divided il
sentiment, first bringing out Delaney
then Davis, and fDally at the last mo-
ment substituting Col. Wood. Little OF
no work was done in his behalf, and be
was himself a ju sc of the election.
Gs to O'Bar's and try that ice cold
sSQa Win cream.
Warren I. Hastings, our newly fiedged
attorney -at-law, arrived home today
looking somewhat worn after lis fatieu.
ing studies, but smiling modsstly in re.
sponse to shower of congratulations
over his recent graduating at the Hast
ings Law School in San Francisco. By
dint OF hard study and close application
he succeeded in shortening the usual
course full year-though others failed
Warren says he will rest while, and
then settle permanently In Port Town
send. He has our best wishes for q sue
cessful wrestlo with the legal problems
of the future.
You can buy a good hat for 81 co at NJ.
Bornstein's San Francisco Stsre.
The ). F. Chronicle is going entirely
too far in its "expose" of alleged custom
house frauds. 1t publishes an attack
on Deputy Harmed, which we have in
quired into and found to rest G q absolute,
ly nothing to the discredit of that officer
The facts are that the ting Holyoke made
a return of passengers from Victoria
some seven or eight less than the actual
number-in order to avoid liability. 1t
was discovered by Inspector Colt while
the papers we're being made out, and
Mr.. Harmed ordered the proper number
to be filed in tie papers. Charges were
preferred at the department against the
owners of the tug, and the secretary in
structed the prosecuting attorney to
begin an action. Subsequently,, after
learning the full particulars, the secre-
tary ordered the matter dropped. Mr..
Harped's action was not in the least
questionable.